If we get a rate down to 25 percent, which has been discussed, or whatever that may be for a corporate rate, that does not really solve the problem, it does not seem like.
James Lankford: “If we get a rate down to 25 percent, which has been discussed, or whatever that may be for a corporate rate, that does…”
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Lankford expresses skepticism about lowering the corporate tax rate alone solving issues.
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